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New York Laws - Real Property
New York Laws
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Current as of: 2010
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2008 version
Sections
Article 1
Short Title; Definitions
1 - 2
Article 2
Tenure of Real Property
10 - 18
Article 4
Uses and Trusts
119 - 123
Article 4-A
Trust Indentures and Interests Therein
124 - 130-K
Article 6
Dower and Curtesy
189 - 207
Article 7
Landlord and Tenant
220 - 238
Article 7A
Portable Kerosene Heaters
239 - 239-G
Article 8
Conveyances and Mortgages
240 - 282
Article 9
Recording Instruments Affecting Real Property
290 - 336
Article 9-A
Subdivided Lands
337 - 339-C
Article 9-B
Condominium Act
339-D - 339-KK
Article 10
Discharge of Ancient Mortgages
345
Article 12
Registering Title To Real Property
370 - 436
Article 12-A
Real Estate Brokers and Real Estate Salesmen
440 - 443-A
Article 12-B
Home Inspection Professional Licensing
444-A - 444-Q
Article 12-C
Apartment Information Vendors
446-A - 446-J
Article 13
Cemetery Lands
450 - 451
Article 14
Property Condition Disclosure In the Sale of Residential Real Property
460 - 467
Article 20
Laws Repealed; Construction; When To Take Effect
600 - 602
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